BBC TV Centre

amandaprefect (109): 25-11-2008
*****
I've attended several television recordings here over the past eleven years and have always had a fantastic time. The staff of BBC Audience Services are always friendly and helpful, and very accommodating when it comes to accessibility needs. There are several good transport links to the centre (both White City station and the new Wood Lane station are just over the road, and bus routes 72, 95, 220 and 272 run past).

danbilly (454): 16-11-2008
****
Oh dear, I used to visit here often for shows such as Top of the Pops during my more youthful days. Tickets are always free and shows such as Top of the Pops would have long waiting lists but I have never had a problem getting tickets for some reason. I have seen many of my musical idols up close, almost better than any concert. Before you enter, there is a very nice seating area and cloakroam. The thing with being part of a TV audience is that you spend most of your time waiting. At least here (more...)

Alan Stevens (542): 16-11-2008
*****
The second home of broadcasting (the first is Broadcasting House, of course). The building is well-known to many, but few people have taken the excellent tour. One of the best deals is to apply for free tickets for shows. Some go in a fraction of a second, but there are always some available. Take a chance just for the experience of being there. I must admit, I visit the BBC often, but to appear in shows, not to sit in the audience. No, you haven't sen me. 'cos I'm usually on the radio.

Ruxy (835): 14-11-2008
****
Brilliant building! Had a day pass to see their weather studios and it was just brilliant and very informative!

phantomjasmine (1895): 09-10-2008
*****
Great place to visit, I got tickets for a talk show a few years back and made some comments, the researcher later sought me out and took my details, and they invited me back for other discussions. They even sent a cab! I will really miss this place, it has so much social history